I'm Making Equipment in the Wasteland

The subject matter is good, but the protagonist is brainless.

The protagonist has no background, no strength, and is still seeking death in a post-apocalyptic world. The protagonist has just become a professional and dares to eat meat on the top ten federal consortiums. Selling a patent to the Steel Core Consortium involves tens of billions. Another top ten federal consortium spends tens of billions to get your patent. The protagonist is probably dead on the second day after signing the contract. There are still tens of billions left, and he also comes up with an invention that threatens the monopoly business of another top ten consortium, Qunxing Heavy Industries. The protagonist really feels that he does not die quickly enough. If he were not the protagonist, he would have died already.

I would like to ask if the protagonist has no feelings for the town at the beginning For example, Dasha For example, the village chief

A book covered in apocalyptic skin from another world, with urban campus literature inside 😅

The protagonist is now a chicken that can lay golden eggs. He has no ability to protect himself and no trump cards. He has already offended a consortium and a terrorist organization. Should you consider some trump cards? Potential is not strength. Without trump cards, it looks like a castle in the air. It may collapse at any time. Does this mean that the protagonist knows that he is the protagonist? You won't die anyway?

The protagonist's golden finger is suitable for being a capitalist. After all, the arms dealers provide technology and technology, not finished products, but the protagonist himself is not suitable for this material and goes directly to the battlefield. I don't know where my muscles are cramped. An apocalyptic novel is just written for the alien beast style to protect the family and the country, and it has no flavor of apocalyptic novels at all.

To be honest, I have been reading novels for 12 years. In recent years, various protagonists who were originally auxiliary types have to be forced to become combat types. Even if they become combat types, they are originally magic types and have to be turned into melee types.

Should we give the protagonist a set of auxiliary manipulators, like that of Master Luban, which can be loaded with various functional accessories or weapons, add a mechanical deformation function to turn into mechanical wings, etc., And can fight, run, and conduct scientific research 🤓

If you have any questions, feel free to ask the author here, and I will answer them as soon as I see them.

A development-oriented career with a golden finger, and the title of the book also represents the tone of the main plot, but it must be written on the front line? After reading the title, you want to become a disciple? A fantasy novel about homeland protection written in a post-apocalyptic farming and development novel? What are your thoughts? Is there something wrong with the outline?

This brain circuit is somewhat unique. It is true that a manufacturing professional does not make weapons behind the scenes, but goes to the front lines to fight and kill cults6

To be honest, it was really a bit baffling to see the city defense part a bit embarrassing, so I couldn't stand it anymore and said goodbye. There is no benefit from killing monsters yourself. Isn't it more useful for the protagonist to make more weapons and distribute them with his production ability and efficiency than to kill monsters personally? And if you dare to go to the battlefield knowing that you have offended the arms consortium, how can you ensure your own safety and rely solely on the protagonist's aura to protect your body? And with such huge benefits, isn't it normal for the consortium that cooperates with the protagonist to kill him? Anyway, the authorization has been obtained, and the technical data has been patented. As long as the person is gone, why can't I just sleep and let others play with it? .

When I first read the introduction, I thought it was about farming, get lost, but after reading a few chapters, I started to pretend to be a fan.

It's ordinary people again taking gold and shopping in the streets. Which profession is useful for pig's feet? Physical or human? It's best to kill this kind of profession, especially super individuals.

The golden fingers given are all for becoming capitalists. Then let people throw it directly to the front line. I really couldn't stand it anymore, so I ran away.

No desire to read on

Are you writing about the apocalypse? When I read Chapter 18 earlier, it was like reading the Paratrooper City School article from a few years ago.

As mentioned earlier, there were hundreds of dungeons in the Federation, and a fight with the Red Scythes resulted in the death and injury of thousands of B-level professionals. One dungeon has one S-level, so you must have dozens or hundreds of B-levels in one dungeon, right? In this case, the dungeon can only have about two thousand professionals? There may be c, d, e, f, g below level b.

It's a student article again. It's gone. The students harmed Qidian, or Qidian harmed the students. Anyway, I was harmed by Qidian students.

I won't talk about morality. After all, you don't have to care so much in the end of the world, but I have a big question: Isn't it too outrageous about the protagonist's ability? The author divided the abilities into levels of G, F, D, C, B, A, etc. So what is the use of the protagonist's level? If the protagonist is TM or G-level, he can use legendary chips and history. When Shi's mecha is made, it's not like the gap between the same levels. So what level is the protagonist? It affects the furnace. In other words, as long as the mechanic has blueprints, materials, and technology, he can make equipment of any level. I'm really impressed. Moreover, the author's writing of levels is so poor that it has no effect at all, and there is almost no difference between professions. Really, what is the difference between a mechanic and a mecha warrior except that a mech warrior cannot make machinery? Even if there is an author, it is not reflected at all And why do mechanics have to fight? ? ? If I'm not a big brother, I've served in the apocalypse. No matter how short of a man there is, other than life and death, your family will let its precious logistics go to war, or will it work with the police and the like to fight crime? ? ? 😥What about logic

On the one hand, he said that professionals are very rare, and then on the other hand, he said that only professionals who could not find a job would join the action team. In the heyday of the action team, there were more than 5,000 people. There must be tens of thousands of professionals in that dungeon. How many ordinary people should there be? With such a large population base, would it be terrifying if a hundred thousand mutated beasts attack? Moreover, when the protagonist was on the surface, there were many professionals, so how could there be so few professionals in the dungeon? How many people can graduate from so many vocational basic colleges in a year? How could there be so few professionals? There are more resources in the army, so why are there ordinary people?

The setting is very good, but the plot design is too cliche

I knew this book club would be a eunuch. Sure enough,

After reading Chapter 114: Recruiting a Disciple, I really can't stand it anymore. I say goodbye.

Feeling pity for the doomsday web articles

Why not update it! ! ! ! ! Is the eunuch so good?

The more I look at it, the more I feel something is wrong. Isn't the red sickle the su sickle?

There are a lot of professionals in the academy, and a criminal has escaped to the academy. Do you still need to ask the protagonist, an F-level person, to find someone to arrest him? Are these teachers all ordinary people?

It obviously didn't look good after it was put on the shelves.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~